The Magnesium Decoder

Seven kinds of magnesium on the shelf, and picking wrong means you bought a laxative when you wanted sleep.Most people grab the cheapest — magnesium oxide — which is the single worst-absorbed form, then decide "magnesium doesn't work." The truth the aisle hides: there's no single best magnesium, only the best one for your goal, because different forms absorb differently and even reach different tissues.The Magnesium Decoder is a neutral, research-backed map: glycinate for sleep and stress, L-threonate for the brain, citrate for constipation and value, malate for muscle and energy — and the forms to skip. You'll get the absorption rule that decides whether any of it works, the exact doses, and a one-page decoder you can use in 30 seconds at the store.Every claim is tied to a named study, including an honest chapter on what magnesium can't do. Includes a free cheat-sheet and a 4-week tracker.

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